Simone Biles Has a Stuffed Animal and Cutout of a Goat in Her Bedroom in the Olympic Village

The athlete is leaning in on her "greatest of all time" nickname while competing at the 2024 Summer Olympics

Simone Biles is embracing one of her most popular nicknames while competing at the 2024 Summer Olympics!

Hours after winning her third gold medal in Paris (and the seventh Olympic gold medal in her career) on Saturday, Aug. 3, Biles, 27, gave her followers a behind-the-scenes look at how her bedroom in the Olympic village is decorated.

In one photo shared on her Instagram Stories, Biles showed off her bedroom wall decor — a cutout of a white goat with horns on its head.

She also had a brown goat stuffed animal propped up against pillows on her bed.

The gymnast's decor is a nod to the fact that she's often called "the G.O.A.T." — an acronym that stands for "the greatest of all time."

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Biles also shared a photo of the three Olympic gold medals she's won at the Games so far.

In the image, each was laid out on a red, white and blue blanket decorated with the American flag and white Olympic rings.

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In addition to winning the women's vault final, Biles took the gold in the women's all-around finals on Thursday, Aug. 1, and the women's gymnastics team finals on Tuesday, July 30.

She shares the team win with Suni Lee, Jordan Chiles, Hezly Rivera, and her roommate in the Olympic Villiage, Jade Carey.

Related: Simone Biles Says the ‘Haters Hate’ Her G.O.A.T. Nickname — Which Inspired Her to Get Goat Necklace

Biles — who married NFL star Jonathan Owens in April 2023 — recently hinted that she might be open to competing in another Olympic Games in the future.

When asked at a press conference after the individual vault final if that competition was the last time fans would see her vault in competition, she replied, "This is my last, definitely Yurchenko double pike[vault]. I mean I kind of nailed that one. So never say never."

As for the 2028 Summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles, she said: "The home Games — the next Olympics is at home, so you just never know. But I am getting really old."

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